Ukraine believes that NATO has taken a “real step forward” towards its membership

The head of the presidential office of UkraineAndri Yermak has shown himself to be very satisfied with the statement agreed by the members of the NATOin which they consider Ukraine’s accession to be “irreversible”.

Speaking at a forum on the sidelines of the summit in Washington, Yermak said that “the language of the documents is very strong. We have seen that the Alliance has made a real step forward.” In his opinion, NATO’s next decision will be to invite Ukraine to become a member.

The 32 members of NATO have assured in a joint declaration that “the future of Ukraine is in NATO” and that “when they meet the conditions for it”, they will extend an invitation to join. They have also committed to allocating a minimum of 100 million euros by 2025. 40 billion euros in military aid “so that it can repel the Russian invasion” and to support defensive industrial production, promoting an innovative, competitive and sustainable industry.

In addition, the deployment of US long-range missiles in Germany has been decided in recent days.

Russia considers all this “a very serious threat to national security.” Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has warned that They will consider taking some measures “weighed, coordinated and effective” measures to contain NATO.

The 32 members of NATO have assured in a joint declaration that “the future of Ukraine this in NATO” and that “when they meet the conditions for it”, they will extend an invitation to join. They have also committed to allocating in 2025 a Minimum of 40 billion euros in military aid “so that it can repel the Russian invasion” and to support defensive industrial production, promoting an innovative, competitive and sustainable industry.

The declaration of this summit also highlights the “China’s responsibility” in Russia’s “war economy.” In this regard, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that China “supplies the tools, equipment, technology, microprocessors and microelectronics that Russia needs to create weapons systems,” and he said that this will “negatively affect its interests and reputation.”

He Asian giant has responded The US responded to these accusations by saying that NATO “continues to spread false information” with the aim of undermining “relations and cooperation between China and the European Union.” Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said that the Alliance is “a relic of the Cold War” that seeks “confrontation rather than peacekeeping,” and urged the Alliance to “stop interfering in its internal affairs, defaming its image and interfering in China-EU relations.”